Hello All, each time I change my LDAP-PWD PRTG activates the overload-protection. To end the overload-protction-mode I have to re-save alle librarys that I've created. Where is the mistake in my configuration?
?: pwd-change and overload protection
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Dear ages
This is an issue which cannot be really fixed. To work around the PRTG overload protection, please create the libraries with a user which has an AD password which does not change.
Created on Feb 6, 2015 3:54:46 PM by
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Dear ages
In this case, there is no solution. We keep the PRTG overload protection as a security measure. There is no option, not even via a registry hack, to disable the overload protection.
If it is allowed by your policy, please create the PRTG libraries with the default PRTG administration account. The PRTG administrator password does not depend on the AD, it can be set via the PRTG Administration tool.
Created on Feb 10, 2015 2:11:13 PM by
Last change on Feb 10, 2015 2:12:04 PM by
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Dear LeoRX
We have no plans to offer this field, as it would be rarely ever used.
If you have a lot of libraries already and don't want to recreate them as PRTG adminisitrator, please log into PRTG using that AD user with the new password. This provides PRTG with the new password, avoiding the overload protection.
Created on Mar 3, 2015 12:32:38 PM by
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